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Agree, although I am not sold on a FF NEX either. NEX-3/5/6/7 with suitable prime will get you what you want without limiting the marketability of the camera by attaching a fixed prime.

Qimage is designed for PRINTING, not photo editing. I own Qimage although have not updated it recently.  I lost my 'key' and they refuse to look it up and give me a new one, despite having owned it...

Can you say 'Shooting yourself in the foot?' Marketing can destroy you just as easily as build you up.  Which do you suppose is the case here?

... and especially not in a blog.

You might want to add 'this year' to your title. If the CS to CC gambit works, you can bet your bottom dollar that Adobe will CC ALL of their products ASAP.  Unfortunately, so will most other...

That made me laugh.  And so apt too.

Adobe won't be paying for it.  You will.  Remember... MONTHLY $ub$cription Fee$. Anyway, the computing part will take place on your computer.  The program files just will not reside on your computer.

http://www.dvinfo.net/forum/micro-pov-camera-systems/ Not dpr, but then, this is primarily a still site.  DVInfo is primarily a video site.

I am willing to bet this is just step one.  The ultimate goal is to have the software in the cloud too, and NOT on your machine. Baby steps, folks.  Baby steps.

This is a debacle of their own making.

The problem with your analysis is the assumption that every copy equals a lost sale. Sorry to burst your bubble, but I am sure that 99% of the illegal users would never pay for a legal copy, so in...

So am I.

LOL.  I would think that the  advangtages of RAW over jpg are instead expanding.

I think Adobe have just shot themselves in the foot. Any bets as to how long before they backtrack on this policy?

And what will you do when that cloud evaporates into thin air, with all your data?

This subscription model is definately the way Micro$oft wants to go.

As for me... no way would I EVER go cloud. Clouds evaporate, by the way.

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Sorry, but I don't know what your problem is.  I shoot raw and use Capture One.  Zero problems. Maybe, micro Af adjustments are needed?

You do realize it has little to do with the hardware in the camera. Right? Monitors implement focus peaking.  They will work on any camera with suitable output.  It's all in the software.

Not true. You can only get a BALANCED review from someone who owns (and uses) BOTH. I own and use both and I find micro four thirds to be a better choice for PHOTOGRAPHERS.